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| rovincial land surveyor Albert Salter located | magnetic abnormalities in the area that were strongly |
| den-hulled coastal minesweeper, equipped with | magnetic, acoustic, and moored minesweep gear, was ori |
| he apparent change is due to solar-cycle type | magnetic activity in the secondary star. |
| youth, Epsilon Eridani has a higher level of | magnetic activity than the present-day Sun, with a ste |
| oes random increases in luminosity because of | magnetic activity at the surface. |
| The surface | magnetic activity on this star is similar to what is o |
| Magnetic activity strongly depends on a star's interna | |
| , an area that is considered to have had much | magnetic activity and submarine volcanism in a subtida |
| The X-ray emission may be caused by | magnetic activity, or possibly by accretion onto a whi |
| tributed to consequences of the stars' strong | magnetic activity. |
| Live | Magnetic Air is a live album by Canadian rock band Max |
| in the UK and Capitol-EMI in the UK released " | Magnetic Air", which allowed new fans to hear the live |
| -release copy of metal band Metallica's Death | Magnetic album. |
| rn automated magnet design processes, and new | magnetic alloy radiofrequency accelerating gaps. |
| A | magnetic alloy is a combination of various metals from |
| Magnetic alloys have become common, especially in the | |
| y of cobalt-iron-vanadium wrought permanently | magnetic alloys. |
| Magnetic also appeared on song #16 "Crumbs". | |
| ivities, including collecting meteorological, | magnetic and tide data. |
| Liquid crystals can be aligned by both | magnetic and electric fields. |
| Furthermore, steel is | magnetic and can affect the operation of marine equipm |
| s Crick (from 1940-1947) who helped to design | magnetic and acoustic mines |
| The Toronto | Magnetic and Meteorological Observatory on the grounds |
| The | magnetic and hydraulic clamps are used where fast tool |
| e tubes, carcinotrons, and klystrons, combine | magnetic and electrostatic effects. |
| be the first British woman to reach both the | Magnetic and the Geographic North Poles by foot within |
| ity to preserve and upgrade the aging Toronto | Magnetic and Meteorological Observatory for his depart |
| rick's upbringing, education, and war work on | magnetic and acoustic mines, and following World War I |
| cancy substitutions that affect the mineral's | magnetic and crystal chemical properties. |
| Inductive ( | magnetic) and capacitive (electric) field strengths ar |
| used to manufacture an extensive portfolio of | magnetic and optical media, including several formats |
| 1840 Dunkin was promoted to a post in the new | magnetic and meteorological department, becoming a per |
| d played a key role in preserving the Toronto | Magnetic and Meteorological Observatory building at th |
| tems, flight programmes as well as thermotic, | magnetic, and digital data processing devices. |
| r of the Wheatstone bridge, in a paper on the | magnetic and electrical properties of metals, as a met |
| and manipulated to produce "new sounds using | magnetic and radio waves in a complex system controlle |
| urate because it is insensitive to background | magnetic and electric fields, and also to temperature" |
| monly known in the electric welding industry: | magnetic and thermal. |
| He edited "The | Magnetic and Related Stars", a collection of papers pr |
| exposed at the surface but has been mapped by | magnetic and gravimetric surveys. |
| coastal minesweeper equipped with acoustical, | magnetic and "O" type gear, she operated in the Hawaii |
| PO4)17] 17H2O) is a mineral commonly found in | magnetic and limonite iron ores. |
| of the Earth, its reaction to forces and its | magnetic and gravity fields. |
| n experimental physicist and an expert on the | magnetic and optical properties of thin film materials |
| The survey work identified a number of | magnetic and sub-bottom targets around the site and al |
| In a dual superconductor the roles of | magnetic and electric fields are exchanged and the Mei |
| life, and he used it to fight crime with his | magnetic and electrical abilities. |
| recise experimental technique to measures the | magnetic anisotropy of dia - and paramagnetic crystals |
| This | magnetic anisotropy pushed authors to define two indep |
| Society and elsewhere) on the significance of | magnetic anisotropy in relation to crystal architectur |
| The | magnetic anomalies in connection with the impact crate |
| This revealed a pattern of | magnetic anomalies running in parallel stripes and vir |
| e westward bend in the alternating pattern of | magnetic anomalies in the Pacific Plate. |
| defined at the surface and was discovered by | magnetic anomalies and supported by the study of well |
| There are no | magnetic anomalies. |
| the cover story of an epidemic when the Tycho | Magnetic Anomaly TMA-1 artifact was excavated. |
| on is unclear; some geologists believe that a | magnetic anomaly along the coast of Cape Cod may repre |
| h an areal extent of 50 x 15 km, the Temagami | Magnetic Anomaly reaches a magnitude of approximately |
| The Temagami | Magnetic Anomaly is egg shaped, 58 km (36 mi) long and |
| Outfitted with state-of-the-art | magnetic anomaly detection gear and painted flat black |
| The term "Tycho | Magnetic Anomaly" is something of a misnomer when refe |
| The Temagami | Magnetic Anomaly, also called the Temagami Anomaly or |
| Magnetic appeared once again on the music scene when h | |
| Magnetic arc blow is popularly attributed to a change | |
| Thermal arc blow is not as severe as | magnetic arc blow, but can still leave undesirable def |
| Magnetic arc blow is known to begin at field densities | |
| eployment until it is stabilized by a passive | magnetic attitude control system. |
| ented to within 1-2° accuracy by the use of a | magnetic attitude control device, consisting of 250 co |
| nts, the satellite is equipped with a passive | magnetic attitude control system, solar panels to gene |
| e and attitude were determined primarily by a | Magnetic Attitude Spin Coil (MASC). |
| interhalder, Edward (2009), Biker Chicks: The | Magnetic Attraction of Women to Bad Boys and Motorbike |
| elatively quickly due to a reliance solely on | magnetic attraction and repulsion forces. |
| iginal recording, from a phonograph record or | magnetic audio tape, at half the normal speed, hence t |
| luding color, black and white and X-ray film, | magnetic audio and video tape and magnetic tape for cr |
| high speeds, and often produces a protective | magnetic aura around his own body. |
| The | Magnetic Automation Corp sales and manufacturing opera |
| With Alioth, the rotational and | magnetic axes are at almost 90 degrees to one another. |
| A scholar visiting the library will receive a | magnetic badge that will track his movements inside th |
| fluenced theme, a multi-level playfield and a | magnetic ball saver (Magnasave). |
| n January, 1984 in Tallinn after his previous | Magnetic Band was banned by Soviet authorities. |
| A stir bar (or flea) is a | magnetic bar used to stir a liquid mixture or solution |
| enemy attack, a large military facility, The | Magnetic Battery was built on Magnetic Island. |
| The | Magnetic Battery, Fort War or The Forts, as it is comm |
| “Try to feel yourself a | magnetic battery,” he advised. |
| out exome sequencing are DNA microarrays and | magnetic bead based systems for the enrichment of the |
| and therefore a greater binding capacity than | magnetic beads due to the large bead size and sponge-l |
| exes to internal binding sites, and therefore | magnetic beads may be better suited for immunoprecipit |
| The presence of | magnetic beads is then detected by a magnetic reader ( |
| magnetic beads can be manipulated remotely by magnetis | |
| Proponents of both agarose and | magnetic beads can argue whether the vast difference i |
| They were 400 feet (120m) apart on a | magnetic bearing of 228°, with a seven foot walkway co |
| A | magnetic bearing holds the top of the rotor steady, an |
| alf-wave plate supported by a superconducting | magnetic bearing and a fixed wire grid polarizer. |
| Magnetic bearings are commonly used in watt-hour meter | |
| A new application of | magnetic bearings is their use in artificial hearts. |
| Magnetic bearings are increasingly used in industrial | |
| S2M is involved in the production of | magnetic bearings and high speed motors. |
| of non-lethal weapons, mostly centered around | magnetic behavior. |
| f the momentum of the particle is known (from | magnetic bending) the Cherenkov's information on the p |
| Then, when the action is worked, the | magnetic bolt automatically loads a round into the cha |
| Magnetic boots have not been used in actual space flig | |
| The investigation of who had access to | magnetic boots featured prominently in the plot. |
| Magnetic boots are boots that are magnetic, which allo | |
| gravity or use rotation to "create" gravity, | magnetic boots still feature for purposes of exterior |
| Magnetic boots were notably used in Star Trek: The Und | |
| l science fiction series by Jeff Provine uses | magnetic boots as the main sense of balance in its Edw |
| n re-enters the station and is stopped by the | magnetic brakes. |
| Magnetic braking, much like friction, dissipates kinet | |
| rly at the level of star systems, account for | magnetic braking. |
| ly strong dynamo-generated fields, subject to | magnetic buoyancy instabilities, may rise to the surfa |
| Ferrous metals are often | magnetic, but not exclusively. |
| The mechanisms ( | magnetic card readers, remote controlled locks, connec |
| ming can be detected by the implementation of | magnetic card reader heads and firmware that can read |
| ware extensions included a thermal printer, a | magnetic card reader (HP-67 compatible via converter s |
| With CRT readout, | magnetic card storage, and printer, the price was arou |
| ons were different and that it did not have a | magnetic card reader/writer. |
| rket featuring options such as barcode, rfid, | magnetic card readers, wifi, and GPRS built in. |
| All the stations accept Tranpass, a prepaid | magnetic card. |
| Since the hand-pulled | magnetic cards (HP-75 compatible) could only store two |
| , however, with a tape drive instead of using | magnetic cards. |
| Variety, Todd McCarthy observed, "Thanks to a | magnetic cast and intelligent adaptation, Prelude to a |
| e type known as polars, AM Herculis stars, or | magnetic cataclysmic variable stars. |
| y, for a spacetime with electric charge Q and | magnetic charge P, the mass of the spacetime satisfies |
| t (a p-brane) in string theory that carries a | magnetic charge under the B-field, the field under whi |
| be equal, modulo one, to the product of their | magnetic charge and the theta angle of the theory. |
| This states in particular that their | magnetic charge must be integral, and that their elect |
| ognised as having some form of electrical and | magnetic charge. |
| he LCN published research showing that single | magnetic charges be made to behave and interact like e |
| 4-dimensional theories with both electric and | magnetic charges. |
| The potential and versatility of | magnetic chemistry arises from the fast and easy separ |
| t can be later compressed longitudinally in a | magnetic chicane (bunch compressor). |
| Flick grinder with | magnetic chuck |
| This causes a | magnetic circuit to lose magnetic potential energy. |
| Active power in a | magnetic circuit equals the product of magnetic effect |
| The name came about because in | magnetic circuits it plays a role analogous to the rol |
| Magnetic clamp (see Magnetic base) | |
| hocks are used to hold the tool in place) and | magnetic clamps are also used. |
| s, leading to a precarious encounter with the | Magnetic Cliffs, which serve as a point of activating |
| to accompany them and take up the post at the | Magnetic Cliffs. |
| of electric current by having it go through a | magnetic coil. |
| ude of the spacecraft could be controlled via | magnetic coils that interacted with the Earth's magnet |
| color, very strong infrared absorption, and a | magnetic collapse. |
| It was then found to be superior to the | magnetic compass even when local attraction was not a |
| In the conning tower there is usually a large | magnetic compass however in some early models there is |
| one of the first full, reliable, transmitting | magnetic compass systems. |
| ined practical formulae for the correction of | magnetic compass observations made on board ship, whic |
| y introduced a rudimentary working model of a | magnetic compass using a liquid-filled housing to damp |
| he crash was interference with the airplane's | magnetic compass due to a nearby electrical storm and |
| , Vela (the sails of the ship) and Pyxis (the | Magnetic Compass) . |
| th), PTK tank commander panoramic sight, tank | magnetic compass, PDN retractable periscope of long-ra |
| on to other navigational tools such as a map, | magnetic compass, or GPS receiver. |
| This might be determined with a | magnetic compass, from an existing survey network or b |
| e"), which includes an early reference to the | magnetic compass. |
| Its original impetus was for use where | magnetic compasses were susceptible to iron bearing mi |
| hematician, he addressed the problem of using | magnetic compasses with tanks: the Allason Sun compass |
| struction for officers in the compensation of | magnetic compasses. |
| rmations near the summit are known to disrupt | magnetic compasses. |
| heating is caused mainly by hysteresis as the | magnetic component of the electromagnetic field repeat |
| magnetization techniques to reveal the stable | magnetic component. |
| rmore, that in December 1946, with all of the | magnetic components manufactured to his specifications |
| slice is compact and one considers only the ( | magnetic) components of the field strength which lie a |
| mplementation of fusion energy production are | magnetic confinement - being used in the ITER internat |
| ART was a nuclear fusion experiment that used | magnetic confinement to hold plasma. |
| o his role in development of fusion energy by | magnetic confinement, Hirsch was also interested in in |
| spot southeast of Fiji indicates the southern | magnetic conjugate region where additional auroras wer |
| phone set, and upon hang up of the phone, the | magnetic connection disconnected the telephone line. |
| speed of light, the electric constant and the | magnetic constant are other examples of physical const |
| ratio is constant and equal to the universal | magnetic constant, . |
| This article is about the | magnetic constant. |
| ous training exercises to enable her to sweep | magnetic, contact, acoustic and pressure sea mines. |
| Magnets can be used to remove | magnetic contaminants from lubrication oils etc. Separ |
| The net effect is that the | magnetic contributions of both sets are not balanced a |
| ar number is a dimensionless quantity used in | magnetic convection to represent ratio of the Lorentz |
| The word "Core" in the name comes from | magnetic core memory, an obsolete random access memory |
| by winding two coils of wire around a common | magnetic core it was possible to create a momentary em |
| rly 70s as the individual storage elements of | magnetic core memory, a simple form of non-volatile ra |
| name "core" was derived from the term for the | magnetic core of a transformer. |
| heavy copper bar to carry current through the | magnetic core. |
| other balls, or denser and heavier, or has a | magnetic core. |
| ls and mechanical stress on the properties of | magnetic cores, reducing power losses and improved mag |
| Due to the high quality of the single-domain | magnetic crystals there is also a commercial interest |
| Ehrenhaft, Felix: "The | Magnetic Current", Science 94: 232-233 (Sept 5, 1941). |
| Ehrenhaft, Felix: "New Experiments about the | Magnetic Current", Physical Review 65: 62-63 (1944). |
| g pamphlets about various subjects (including | magnetic currents) and the sale of a portion of his 10 |
| Magnetic Curses CD (2000, Symbiotic Records 68) | |
| Flinging | magnetic curses amid the toil of piling job on job, he |
| cusses the sun's interior layers, atmosphere, | magnetic cycle, and its affects on Earth. |
| r, the Helix was torn apart by Archer using a | magnetic damper. |
| 7" 87 UK | Magnetic Dance MAGD 7 |
| 12" 87 UK | Magnetic Dance MAGDT 7 |
| reels of one-inch-wide, fourteen-track analog | magnetic data tapes at 120 inches per second. |
| ion and production3) and possibly gravity and | magnetic data (refer to Dick Gibson's Primer on Gravit |
| In accordance with | magnetic data, electrical resistivity of curium increa |
| Over such a time scale, | magnetic declination is observed to vary over tens of |
| ame for a line connecting points at which the | magnetic declination is the same. |
| A declinometer is an instrument for measuring | magnetic declination. |
| Crookes | magnetic deflection tube. |
| It uses | magnetic deflection, where current passing through a c |
| The destroyer escort dropped | magnetic depth charges at 2028, and during the next 30 |
| om New London to Newport, where she conducted | magnetic detector experiments with Owera. |
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